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Dinner honors volunteers for their years of service and dedication to NOVA’s mission NOVA, Bucks County’s comprehensive crime victim services agency, recently held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner at Giuseppe’s Pizza and Family Restaurant in Warminster. More than 70 volunteers were honored for their service by NOVA board and staff members. NOVA’s volunteers provide valuable assistance in supporting victims of crime and working to end violence. Over 200 volunteers help with tasks such as, answering the 24/7 Helpline, working at the NOVA Thrift Shop, staffing special events, serving on the NOVA Board, and providing administrative and committee support. This year, 14 volunteers received special honors for reaching milestone anniversaries of service to NOVA: 25 Years Shelli Dunn Stan Dunn 10 Years Cheryl Bogdanoff Janet Preston 5 Years Kathy Brown Betty Doty Mary Beth Hilferty Scott Kuhn Mark Lichtenwalner Janet Lippincott Mary Richter Susan Schrenk Jan Smith Elaine Thompson “We are so appreciative of our volunteers for their dedication to NOVA’s mission and for donating their time and talents,” said Julie Dugery, Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator, NOVA. “The Volunteer Appreciation Dinner is an opportunity to say ‘thank you’ for the many ways they support our work, through strengthening our programs, uplifting our community, and helping us make a meaningful impact on the lives of the clients we serve. We truly couldn’t do what we do without them.” Those interested in learning more about NOVA’s volunteer opportunities can visit www.novabucks.org or contact Julie Dugery, Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator at julied@novabucks.org or 215-343-6543. About NOVA NOVA supports, counsels and empowers victims of sexual assault and other serious crimes in Bucks County and works to prevent and eliminate violence in society through advocacy, training, community education and prevention programs. Founded in 1974, NOVA is a non-profit 501(c)(3), community-based organization operating out of three offices in Fairless Hills, Jamison and Perkasie. Services are made possible through the financial support of federal, state and local government grants and contracts, corporations, foundations and private donations. All contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by law. For more information, visit www.NOVABucks.org.
Dinner honors volunteers for their years of service and dedication to NOVA’s mission
NOVA, Bucks County’s comprehensive crime victim services agency, recently held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner at Giuseppe’s Pizza and Family Restaurant in Warminster. More than 70 volunteers were honored for their service by NOVA board and staff members.
NOVA’s volunteers provide valuable assistance in supporting victims of crime and working to end violence. Over 200 volunteers help with tasks such as, answering the 24/7 Helpline, working at the NOVA Thrift Shop, staffing special events, serving on the NOVA Board, and providing administrative and committee support.
This year, 14 volunteers received special honors for reaching milestone anniversaries of service to NOVA:
25 Years
Shelli Dunn
Stan Dunn
10 Years
Cheryl Bogdanoff
Janet Preston
5 Years
Kathy Brown
Betty Doty
Mary Beth Hilferty
Scott Kuhn
Mark Lichtenwalner
Janet Lippincott
Mary Richter
Susan Schrenk
Jan Smith
Elaine Thompson
“We are so appreciative of our volunteers for their dedication to NOVA’s mission and for donating their time and talents,” said Julie Dugery, Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator, NOVA. “The Volunteer Appreciation Dinner is an opportunity to say ‘thank you’ for the many ways they support our work, through strengthening our programs, uplifting our community, and helping us make a meaningful impact on the lives of the clients we serve. We truly couldn’t do what we do without them.”
Those interested in learning more about NOVA’s volunteer opportunities can visit www.novabucks.org or contact Julie Dugery, Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator at julied@novabucks.org or 215-343-6543.
About NOVA
NOVA supports, counsels and empowers victims of sexual assault and other serious crimes in Bucks County and works to prevent and eliminate violence in society through advocacy, training, community education and prevention programs. Founded in 1974, NOVA is a non-profit 501(c)(3), community-based organization operating out of three offices in Fairless Hills, Jamison and Perkasie. Services are made possible through the financial support of federal, state and local government grants and contracts, corporations, foundations and private donations. All contributions are tax deductible to the extent provided by law. For more information, visit www.NOVABucks.org.